Peaking at the right time twice over will be a massive challenge in the Commonwealth Games and Asiad, feels leading Indian swimmer Sajan Prakash, who is trying to shave off a second from his personal best timing.
Sajan began his international season with a gold medal finish in the 200m butterfly event at the Danish Open last week.The Kerala swimmer, whose personal best in the event is 1:56.48, is gearing up for a hectic year which includes big-ticket events like the CWG, Asian Games and the World Championships.
“I’m picking the important meets this year. I will try to peak for the big events which are the CWG and Asian Games. Being on the podium is the target for both the events and I need to cut down on 1 sec in the 200m butterfly,” he said.
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